Summary
Short description
Set apart from the main camp and boasting eight luxury, thatched, African-style chalets with khaki-green canvas walls that can be peeled back to enjoy the views
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Recommended for:
Natural world | Safari | Wildlife
Location
Situated on the edge of a wilderness area, the luxurious Bush Camp is the better of the two Bush and Plains Camp, offering guests a truly exhilarating experience filled with wildlife encounters. Based less than three hours from Windhoek and mid-way between Etosha and Windhoek, Okonjima is ideally accessed via self-drive and flights to the private airstrip can be arranged.
Accommodation
Accommodation comes in the shape of eight thatched chalets and a honeymoon suite, furnished in true African style and equipped with mini bars, safes and en suite bathrooms.
Dining
Personal chefs cook meals within a private kitchen, with 'bush camp' cuisine maintaining a distinct, African flavour.
Facilities
Facilities at Okonjima Bush Camp include a secluded swimming pool, curio shop and lounge area offering outstanding views of the surrounding wilderness. Enjoy the game drives on offer – a highlight of which are the cheetah and leopard safaris – watching animal feeds, carnivore tracking on-foot birding and walking along bushman trails. Guests are also invited to learn about the AfriCat Foundation, a project committing itself to the long-term conservation of Namibia’s large carnivores.
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